How many UiPath interview questions are available?

1 reported UiPath question, the largest group being Coding & Leetcode-style Questions (1).

How hard is the UiPath interview?

Across the questions we track, UiPath averages 3.0 out of 5: 1 at 3/5.

What topics does UiPath ask about?

Most often string, subsequence, dynamic-programming, greedy.

UiPath Interview Questions

We track 1 interview question reported from UiPath: 1 in Coding & Leetcode-style Questions. They average 3.0/5 difficulty — medium for a working engineer — and every one was reported by someone who sat the loop, not written by us. The topics that come up most: string, subsequence, dynamic-programming, greedy.

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Question mix

Coding & Leetcode-style Questions1

Difficulty

3/5 — medium1

Asked for SWE (1), MLE (1)

Topics UiPath asks about

string1 subsequence1 dynamic-programming1 greedy1

Reported UiPath questions

Longest Vowel Subsequence in Order
3/5
Sourced from a UiPath technical interview, this string-processing challenge asks you to find the longest valid subsequence containing all five lowercase vowels in strict alphabetical order. You must iterate through the given text while ensuring that no vowel appears out of sequence, maintaining the required progression from the first vowel to the last. This problem evaluates your dynamic programming acumen, state tracking abilities, and string parsing efficiency. The complete problem statement, edge cases, and model solution are available exclusively with a paid subscription.
Coding & Leetcode-style Questionsstringsubsequencedynamic-programming

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UiPath interview FAQ

How many UiPath interview questions are available?: 1 reported UiPath question, the largest group being Coding & Leetcode-style Questions (1).
How hard is the UiPath interview?: Across the questions we track, UiPath averages 3.0 out of 5: 1 at 3/5.
What topics does UiPath ask about?: Most often string, subsequence, dynamic-programming, greedy.